Manchester United v City: FPL Gameweek 31 Scout Report | OneFootball

Find out who the Scout is championing in Gameweek 31 of Fantasy Premier League as City travel to Manchester United.

The latest derby meeting between the sides will play out at Old Trafford on Sunday 6 April, with kick-off scheduled for 16:30 (UK).

Pep Guardiola's side are aiming to record a third straight win in succession in all competitions after wins over Bournemouth and Leicester in each of our last two outings.

However, form usually goes out the window in a meeting with our arch-rivals and we'll need to be at our best to claim bragging rights this weekend.

As well as the seismic meeting between the teams in Manchester this weekend, the top-flight schedule is reaching fever pitch as we enter the business end of the campaign.

With that in mind, view the latest FPL Scout report below ahead of Saturday 5 April's 11:00 (UK) deadline.

WATCH: Manchester United v City: Memorable moments

CITY STAR

Savinho (£6.2m) is making a great case for inclusion in FPL teams for Gameweek 31.

The Brazilian was outstanding against Leicester in midweek, setting up Jack Grealish’s (£6.4m) early goal.

That was the Brazilian's 11th assist of the season. Only Mohamed Salah (£13.8m) has more this season.

Against Leicester, Savinho created more chances of any player in the match. Indeed, his five chances created were only bettered across the Gameweek by two players.

The midfielder has started each of the last seven matches, during which time he has returned three assists. Thus, increasing his appeal, especially with a double gameweek in Gameweek 33 on the horizon.

ONE TO WATCH

Bruno Fernandes (£8.6m) remains United’s most dangerous player. In the last five Gameweeks, he has been the highest scoring player in the game with 48 points.

DIFFERENTIALS

Elsewhere, Wolves' Jorgen Strand Larsen (£5.3m) and Newcastle's Jacob Murphy (£5.0m) are low-owned gems to consider for Gameweek 31.

Strand Larsen has scored three goals in the last two matches, producing 22 points.

Meanwhile, Murphy has produced a goal and an assist in the last four matches, has started the last 16 matches in a row and faces a Leicester side who have lost seven in a row without scoring.